Ali’s Engine Room is your local expert mechanics for all of your vehicle repair and maintenance needs. Our team can perform fixed car price car servicing, log book servicing, maintenance and car repairs on your car or commercial vehicle. All of our work is fully guaranteed and you won’t risk losing your new car warranty either! Our qualified mechanics and expert technicians in Perth have got you covered, simply check out our full list of services below.

Our Services Include:

• All car & 4X4 Servicing (all warranty & insurance work provided)
• Car repair
• Expert advice
• Windscreen specialist
• Tyres
• Great value
• Car wrecking
• Quality Hyundai Spare parts and components supplied & fitted
• Supply/fit mobilisers, reverse sensors, bluetooth, CD players

Get in touch with us

Address: 
3/202 Camboon Rd
Perth WA 6090Phone:
(08) 9248 5365 
Email:
aer3200@hotmail.com

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